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06/23/17
Some savings aren’t worth it
As another school year comes to an end, it seems like an appropriate time to reflect back on the numerous educators I have had the good fortune to meet across the province. Their stories, while different in so many ways,… +Read More
06/21/17
Souris School to close with build of new school
The board of trustees for Southeast Cornerstone School Division voted unanimously on Thursday to include Souris School with Haig and Queen Elizabeth schools, and will close the school once the new elementary school is built and ready to open. The… +Read More
06/19/17
McDowell Board of Directors approves $80,000 in research funding projects
The end of the school year signals the start of seven new professionally led research projects funded by the McDowell Foundation. In late May, the Foundation board approved over $80,000 in new research money for the 2017-18 school year. The… +Read More
06/13/17
Sask. gets $39M from federal government for early education
Saskatchewan’s education minister says federal money for early childhood education could be in place as early as next fall. Don Morgan was in Ottawa on Monday to attend the funding announcement, which includes $13 million annually over three years for… +Read More
06/12/17
Anti-poverty groups urging Trudeau government to boost child benefit
OTTAWA – A national coalition of anti-poverty groups is asking the Trudeau government to boost the basic amount it provides in child benefits in hopes of cutting child poverty rates in Canada in half by the end of the decade.… +Read More
06/07/17